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Section 2 - Configuration Applications Enabled/ Each list entry can be active or inactive, Disabled: according to this selection. Name: Assign a meaningful name to the Application, for example Battle.net. Clear: Clicking this button resets all fields to their default values regardless of any edits or whether changes have been saved. Trigger Port: Enter the outgoing port or range of ports used by your application (for example, 6500 - 6700). Trigger Type: Select the outbound protocol used by your application. Options are TCP, UDP, or Both. Public Port: Enter the port or range of ports that you want to open up to Internet traffic (for example, 6000 - 6200). Public Type: Select the protocol used by the Internet traffic coming back into the router through the opened port range. Options are TCP, UDP, or Both. D-Link DI-704GU User Manual 41

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D-Link DI-704GU User Manual
Section ± - Configuration
Each list entry can be active or inactive,
according to this selection.
Assign a meaningful name to the Application,
for example Battle.net.
Clicking this button resets all fields to their
default values regardless of any edits or
whether changes have been saved.
Enter the outgoing port or range of ports
used by your application (for example, 6500
- 6700).
Select the outbound protocol used by your
application. Options are TCP, UDP, or Both.
Enter the port or range of ports that you want
to open up to Internet traffic (for example,
6000 - 6200).
Select the protocol used by the Internet
traffic coming back into the router through
the opened port range.
Options are TCP,
UDP, or Both.
Enabled/
Disabled:
Name:
Clear:
Trigger Port:
Trigger Type:
Public Port:
Public Type:
Applications